Weber Support

spud1957 wrote:

SilverEscape wrote:
Well you folks have had more lick than us then. We've had the regulator on our 220 fail 4 or 5 times since we bought it 6 years ago. 3 times within warranty period. And each time we've had to give our life story with copies of receipts, pics, etc. and have bought more with our own dollar than they've replaced (and some should have been covered under warranty). Once we got forgotten about and if we would have waited, we wouldn't have been able to use the grill the entire summer.

Weber Canada must not have the same service as the USA.

Guess you didn't notice where I'm (OP) from. :)

My call ended up at a call center in Ohio.

I dealt with them via email originally. My very first email went unanswered for almost 2 months. I had to send several follow ups before I got a reply. I even emailed US support saying the Canadian support wouldn't reply and my response from someone in Illinois was to tell me that I had to deal with Canadian support because they couldn't ship to Canada from the U.S. They didn't even bother to help Canadian support in touch with me.

SilverEscape wrote:
Well you folks have had more lick than us then. We've had the regulator on our 220 fail 4 or 5 times since we bought it 6 years ago. 3 times within warranty period. And each time we've had to give our life story with copies of receipts, pics, etc. and have bought more with our own dollar than they've replaced (and some should have been covered under warranty). Once we got forgotten about and if we would have waited, we wouldn't have been able to use the grill the entire summer.

Weber Canada must not have the same service as the USA.

Guess you didn't notice where I'm (OP) from. :)

My call ended up at a call center in Ohio.

Well you folks have had more luck than us then. We've had the regulator on our 220 fail 4 or 5 times since we bought it 6 years ago. 3 times within warranty period. And each time we've had to give our life story with copies of receipts, pics, etc. and have bought more with our own dollar than they've replaced (and some should have been covered under warranty). Once we got forgotten about and if we would have waited, we wouldn't have been able to use the grill the entire summer.

Weber Canada must not have the same service as the USA.

We were recently in the market for a new portable gas grill and after doing a ton of research (including on rv.net), we went with the Weber Q 2200. We have only used it about five or six times, but it is awesome so far. I do wish there were two burners instead of one, for indirect heat, but I knew the design before I bought it. We use the wood chip box every time we use the grill and it's great.

We have been using the old school Weber kettle charcoal grill for about 12 years at our house, but we wanted something to take camping and tailgating. We used to have the Coleman Roadtrip and the cheap sidekick grill that came with the trailer. The Weber Q blows those two out of the water.

Glad to hear Weber stands behind their products in case anything ever craps out on it.

my Q200 did the same thing. Got a new burner tube and it fixed the problem. Good and hot now.

The holes in the tube tend to slowly close up. I clean them regularly with a wire brush and toothpick or piece of wire. It just reached the point of no repair. For being 6 yr old, i can't complain about buying a new $34 burner to fix it.

I've got an old 1996 Weber Genesis Silver that just keeps going. What I love about it is even though its pushing 20 years old I can still get parts for it and it's still rock solid. My local hardware store has a bunch of old Webers in the basement that they let you snag parts from if they can't get them. One of these days the grill will finally die and I'll buy another Weber. Until then I'll keep using it, my Q100 and my smoker.

Excellent service. They sent me a new regulator when I had an issue. We own 6 Webers, gas & charcoal. You can't beat genuine quality!

Boy, I wish I had this kind of response from Weber. I had owned several Webers in the past with great luck, so I bought one for our place in SW FL. t was a Genesys E320. I had it 2 years. We had it on our pad during the winter and it was stored and covered during the summer when we were gone. When we came back dow for the 3rd season, the two fron doors had fallen off and the back was about to.

The top or grill part was still in great shape but the cabinet had totally rusted out. I called Weber and they would do nothing. I got rid of the Weber and bought another grill. It's stainless and much more expensive, but I will not buy another Weber. I assume they started to buy their cabinets from China, but who knows.

I have both gas and charcoal Webers. They've outlasted any other grill I've ever had. I will always buy Webers. The Aussie that came with my RV can't compare.
Thanks Weber!

unless you are hellbent on staying with gas.

Weber 1211001 Jumbo Joe Gold Charcoal Grill, 18-Inch




EDIT: never mind, i missed your point until i re-read the OP.